What is Dreamweaver? - Dreamweaver is an HTML editor created by Macromedia. It is a WYSIWYG editor. WYSIWYG stands
for What You See Is What You Get. You can design websites visually, and Dreamweaver will create the
HTML automatically. You can create websites without knowing how to program HTML. To get the
most out of Dreamweaver it is helpfull if you are familiar with HTML. Dreamweaver allows you to
edit HTML in a text editor and then will automatically make changes to the visual screens.
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System Requirements
| Windows
95/98/NT/2000 |
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Macintosh |
| Intel Pentium processor or equivalent, 120+
MHz |
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Power Macintosh |
| Windows 95/98 or NT version
4.0, 2000* or later |
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Power Mac MAC OS 8.6 or
9.x |
| 32 MB of available RAM |
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32 MB of available RAM |
| 20 MB of available hard-disk
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20 MB of available hard-disk
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| 256-color monitor capable of 800 x 600 resolution |
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Color monitor capable of 800 x 600 resolution |
| CD-ROM drive |
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CD-ROM drive |
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| *For Windows users, Macromedia recommends using
Windows 2000 Professional. |
Some Dreamweaver Features
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Integrated Text Editor
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Hand coding is now as comfortable as working in Design View, with code-centric features such as auto-indenting, punctuation balancing, and the ability to select multiple lines and indent them all at once. Navigate between JavaScript functions defined in a document using a drop-down list in the Code View Toolbar. Code Navigation is an efficient navigation aid for professionals who are working with JavaScript. HTML and JavaScript are automatically color-coded as you type.
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New split-pane environment lets you work visually or have a full-page code view without leaving the Document Window. See the Code and Design Views in the same window at the same time or edit the code for multiple documents at the same time.
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Split Code and Design Views
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Javascript Debugger
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Debug client-side JavaScript directly in your browser. The new JavaScript Debugger lets you watch JavaScript as it executes in Netscape or Internet Explorer, providing a better understanding of how each browser implements JavaScript. Debug your code by setting breakpoints and then watching your variables update as you step through the code.
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Easily design complex pages using the new Layout View. Draw table cells directly on the page and then specify how the layout changes as the page is resized. Easily drag cells around or group cells together to create a nested table. Whether you are working with existing tables or creating a new layout, Layout View always creates clean tables that work in all browsers. Powerful visual design features include drag-and-drop tables, images, and layers. Standard View provides a rich WYSIWYG environment for editing pages.
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Layout View
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